Hey guys, welcome to the new episode of the Time Tunnel, love bubble of auditory joy I call The Good man’s radio Show. Here for the last covid lock-down edition (maybe).

I have had good feedback so far from previous shows, so I guess I’m getting something right. Please let me know one way or the other and keep the suggestions coming.

Staying with the formular then, I have kept it a healthy mix of Psych, Garage, Rock, Pop, Soul, Ska, and folk, slightly out there eclectically, I hope. I do hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I do putting the show together….

Tracklist

1. Go on leave – Red Beard & The Pirates

2. I need you – The Bassmen.

3. Kicks – The Wheels

4. Livin’ ain’t easy – The Tuesday Blues

5. The fox has gone to ground – Bamboo Shoot

6. A friend – Captain Marryat

7. Love song with flute – Caravan

8. Daybreak – Eloy

9. Hollywood Nites – Kim Fowley

10. Hey Willy – The Hollies

11. My Son’s alive – Crushed Butler

12. Kissing my love – Bill Withers

13. Theme from Cleopatra Jones – Joe Simon

14. Loving on borrowed time – Half Pint & The Fifths

15. In the not-too-distant future – The Ivy league

16. The quiet explosion – The Uglys

17. Don’t be a Rude Boy – The Rulers

18. Music like dirt (intensified ’68) – Desmond Dekker & The Aces

19. Phallus C – Osibisa

20. We’ve got a thing that’s in the groove – The Capitols.

21. I just wanna make love to you – Alex Harvey and His Soul Band

22. Taxman – The Loose Ends

23. Young woman – Them

24. Talkin’ Denmark Street – John Cassidie

25. Night comes down – Jon Mark.

26. The Letter – The Government

27. Hair (from the Hair Rave-Up) – Alex Harvey, Hair Rave-Up

28. Fantastic fair – The Guards

29. Peacock dress – Sun Dragon

30. That’s what I want – The Smoke.

31. Under the silent tree – Honeybus

32. Just let me be – The Outsiders

33. Again – The People

34. Bang Bang – The Government

News:

Well, here we are again folks. Hope you are all well and happy?

I have another fun packed show for you to listen to with some interesting little curios. I have been inspired this episode by both new boxset releases (usually from Grapefruit or Cherry Red Records) and a really nice chap I’m subscribed to on YouTube called ‘heavenlyblueorange’ who posts some wonderful tracks keeping the spirit of Psychedelia well and truly alive. Hopefully, you will go pay him a visit and peruse his content.

Any feedback for the show is always appreciated so please come visit my Facebook page (www.facebook.com/thegoodmansradioshowpodcast) and let me know what you think and whether anything needs changing, or if you fancy a request. I hope you enjoy the show and I look forward to recording future episodes for you all.

52nd Show Tracklist:

1. It Came to Me – Q65

2. Baby – The Tasmanians

3. Tomorrow’s Soul Sound – The Harbinger Complex

4. Street – Egor

5. Give Me Life – Monument

6. It’s What You Give – The Actress

7. Umbopo – Doctor Father

8. Dark White (Demo) – The Music Machine

9. Invisible People – Hamilton Streetcar

10. Jabberwock – Boeing Duveen & The Beautiful Soup

11. The Jean Genie (Live) – David Bowie

12. Ballad of Mr Giver – Jon Lord/Tony Ashton

13. Old Folks Boogie (Live) – Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band

14. Telephone Blues (AKA Talk to me Baby) – The Rats

15. Travelin’ in The Dark (for E.M.P) – Mountain

16. Elegy – Colosseum

17. Satisfaction Guaranteed – Rare Earth

18. Flames – Elmer Gantry’s Velvet Opera

19. Psychedelic Feelin’ – The Krels

20. (I’m Not Your) Stepping Stone (Demo) – The Flies

21. The Creep – Jay Epae

22. Mae West – Ken Moule

23. I Am The Walrus – Lord Sitar

24. Reality – Second Hand

25. I Wonder If I Care as Much – Affinity

26. Tales of Flossie Fillet – Turquoise

27. Flash – Hamilton Streetcar

28. As a Matter of Fact – The Knickerbockers feat. Jimmy Walker

29. I’ve Laid Some Down in My Time – Tony Colton

30. Blues with a Feeling (Live) – The Steve Miller Band

31. Backlash Blues – Linda Hoyle

Well, here we are once again folks for another dig through the musical archaeological soundscape, helping to unearth the gems that maketh The Good Man’s Radio Show. Just in time for Spring, I bring you uplifting music for a positive Season. Mixing a hotchpotch of tunage to give you a heady brew. Included are knowns and unknowns and in between, Andrew Lloyd Webber.

Thanks for the feedback received so far folks, always nice to get a viewpoint or three. Please keep them coming. Remember that if there is anything I can play for you don’t hesitate to ask. Thanks for listening so far and sharing in my passion. I really hope you enjoy the show….

1. Bad Girl – Zakary Thaks

2. Get Out of My Eye – The Soul Vendors

3. There You Go – Paul & Barry Ryan

4. Fancy Dancer – Bread

5. Loving You is Sweeter Than Ever (Live) – The Band

6. Heavens on Their Minds – Andrew Lloyd Webber/Murray Head

7. We’re Broken – The Moody Blues

8. It’s You I Miss – Christine perfect Band.

9. Dear Jill – Blodwyn Pig

10. Cocaine – Andwellas dream

11. Song of a Paranoid Soldier – Eloy

12. Astronaut’s Nightmare – Nektar

13. I’ll Come Runnin’ – The Daisy Chain

14. I Need Your Love – The Dynamics

15. Landslide – Tony Clarke

16. What’s Her Name – Guy Darrell

17. Big Fat Spider – Heinz

18. Mary Ann – Pros & Cons

19. Well, How Does It Feel? – Barbara Ruskin

20. Visions in a Plaster Sky – Wild Silk

21. Now the Sun Has Gone – The Beatmen

22. God’s Children – The Kinks

23. Family Tree – The Late

24. Queen jane Approximately – Bob Dylan

25. Home Is Where I Belong – Quicksand

26. Simon Zealots/Poor Jerusalem – Andrew Lloyd Webber/John Gustafson

27. Look-ka Py Py – The Meters

28. Walk on Gilded Splinters – Marsha Hunt

29. Run Spot Run – The Daisy Chain

30. Keep Your Mind Open – Kaleidoscope

31. She Moved thro’ The Fair (Demo) - Trees

News:

New Year, new show, and a milestone 50th one to boot. Hope the year finds you all well despite lock-down fatigue. Really enjoying recording these shows for you and feeling rather positive at present after some good feedback, some of it from unexpected quarters of the younger variety. I have tried as ever to keep the music varied and somewhat uplifting for you all but never too obvious. Apologies if I’m not covering all bases or missing some of your favourite Artists / Bands / Musicians. As I always say, if you have any ideas, suggestions or requests please let me know and I will happily accommodate. The only stipulation is that I wont play anything after 1977/78 at the latest and nothing before 1960 as this 18year period is the core musical reason I started the show to enable me to share my passion for what I believe is the most exciting time in our music history. Well, all that’s left to say is…. Enjoy

Tracklist:

1. Everything will be alright – The Trademarks

2. Bus ride – Terry Dean & The Nitebeats

3. The meaning of love – Putney Bridge

4. Rubber monkey – Santa Barbara Machine Head

5. Ricochet – Jonesy

6. Born to wander – Rare Earth

7. That man’s got no luck – Gary Benson

8. Upstairs, Downstairs – Graham Gouldman

9. Let the trumpets sound – The Lively Set

10. You’re gonna cry – The Donnybrookes

11. Think about love – Dave & The Diamonds

12. Oh Carol, I’m so sad – Rockin’ Horse

13. I will love you – Richie Barrett

14. Faceless people – Vanilla Fudge

15. Halo of Flies – Alice Cooper

16. Enjoy yourself – Dragonfly

17. Time to move – Red Dirt

18. Blue – Kevin Ayers

19. Stay – Pink Floyd

20. Wake up my children – Siren

21. Path through the forest – The Factory

22. Tobacco Road – Rare Earth

23. East Side story – St Louis Union

24. You can’t cry – The Great Society

25. Sweet love – The Sons of Fred

26. You’ve got to hide your love away – Silkie

27. Lullaby – Grapefruit

28. To no place of its own – The Phinx

29. Black Mass – Jason Crest

30. Only going up the road – Woo Too Country Band

31. Tears in the wind – Chicken Shack

32. Baby please don’t go - Jasper

“A new show already?” you say, indeed it is, and one that will hopefully get you through the Christmas lock-down blues. I shall try to get another show ready for the New Year as well but as it’s the 50th show I wondered whether any of you wanted requests? I did a show like this a few years back and it was really good fun getting all the tracks together and listening to unknown music in some cases. Always good to push me out of my musical comfort zone and to check out your music.

There are a few tracks included for the loss of Spencer Davis and Johnny Nash in this episode as I was too late to include them in the last show. And of course, you have the usual assortment of musical wonderments to delight, amuse or just baffle lol. All that’s left to say then is, enjoy the show, hope you have some sort of festive cheer and we will meet again for the next trip….

Well, here we are again folks with another trip for you all. Had a few nice comments of late so thanks for that. I would do the show anyway but always nice to know it’s being listened to and appreciated. A bit of a sombre opening on the intro but don’t let that fool you, there’s still plenty to smile about with the eclectic tunage. Coming close to the 50th show now as well so if folks want to put forward any suggestions or requests, I am more than happy to accommodate. Just post any messages either on my Facebook Podcast page or send me a message via email folks and I’ll see what I can do. Anyway, enjoy the show while I work on the next one.

Welcome folks, here we are again for another trip through the musical time tunnel with The Good Man’s Radio Show Podcast. Plenty of eclectic tunes for your pleasure and most styles catered for (I hope lol). Once again, if you have any requests or suggestions please feel free to let me know and I shall endeavour to accommodate you. Oh, and if anyone knows what the mystery tune is please let me know as I cannot find any information using Shazam which is normally very reliable. Anyway, enjoy the show folks and I will be back with another real soon.

1. Come on Baby & Stick Around – Al’s Untouchables

2. Mr. Flying Saucer man – Jimmy Ford & The Luzers

3. Night-Time Is The Right Time – The Sonics

4. Zig Zag Wanderer – Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band

5. A Beautiful Morning – The Rascals

6. Lock Jaw – Tommy McCook/The Upsetters

7. I’m A Thief – Juicy Lucy

8. Eleanor Rigby – Aretha Franklin

9. There Was A Time – James Brown

10.Senorita – Loudwater Tern

11.So, You Want To Be A Rock ‘n’ Roll Star – Sun Dragon

12.Searching – Soul Brothers

13.Virginia Water – The Cat’s Pyjamas

14.Slow Rock (BBC Session) – Kingdom Come

15.Mystery Track - ???

16.Lovers From The Sky – Contact

17.Wicked Messenger – Faces

18.So Badly Baby – The Spectres

19.Can You Feel Your Daddy’s Heartbeat? (Live) – Steve Miller Band

20.Rollin’ Over – The Sorrows

21.Girl of Independent Means – Honeybus

22.Let The Trumpets Sound – The Lively Set

23.I Can Take You To The Sun – The Misunderstood

24.Thoughts – The Truth

25.All of My Life – Pussy

26.Closer To The Truth – Alan James Eastwood

27.Again – The Symbols

28.Hunter’s Moon – Yesterday’s Children

29.Love Eyes (Cast Your Spell On Me) – Lenny Drake

30.Groovin’ – The Young Rascals

31.She – Tuesday’s Children

32.Knight-Errant – Tim Buckley

33.Love Is Real – Art

34.I Love You – Lou Reed

35.Moon Bird – The Roger Webb Sound

36.Marry Anne – The Shadows

37.Green Rocky Road – Kathy & Carol

Well, here we are with another show during the ‘Rona’, all intended to make you smile with some cheery musical numbers for your pleasure.

An awful lot of effort goes into recording an episode as I’m sure you know, and I adore researching, pouring over notes, piling through tunes and internet pages to knock one together. The problem is I need to get the show ‘out there’ and grow the fan base to help make it a better show. As it’s run on a non-profit basis all expenditure falls on myself. Again, this is fine as my passion for doing it makes it worth the price. However, it would be very useful if I could get my fingers in a few pies to help with materials, tunes, bookings for events etc. So, if at all possible, could you please spread the word, share the show, and blow my horn for me lol. Thanks very much in advance and enjoy the show.

46th Show Tracklist:

1. Someone turned the light out – Our Plastic Dream

2. Sky flight – Dust

3. Gratefully dead – Eric Burdon & The Animals

4. Michelangelo – 23rd Turnoff

5. The Prophet – Azitis

6. Little message – Jody Grind

7. Sly Willy – Blue Beard

8. Deathhead – Punch

9. It’s your Voodoo working – Charles Sheffield

10. Ain’t it baby – The Miracles

11. Pills – Mickey Finn & The Blue men

12. Try me one more time – The Charmers

13. I never loved a man (the way I loved you) – Aretha Franklin

14. Raise your hand (feat Tom Jones) – Janis Joplin

15. Rock and Roll woman – Love Street

16. I think I’ll just go and find me a flower – moorpark Intersection

17. Blowing my mind to pieces – Bob Relf

18. Can’t stop talking about my baby – Mike Patto

19. It’s all too much – The Beatles

20. For your information – The Cedars/See-Ders

21. Don’t laugh if I cry – The Red Squares

22. There’s one kind favour – Anya’s Street

23. It’s love – Misty Wizards

24. Earth calling/Born to go – Hawkwind

25. Mr make believe – Samuel Prody

26. Dark side of the mushroom – The Chocolate Watchband

27. Fire in the City – The Deviants

28. House of love – The Flies

29. I live in the Springtime – The Lemon Drops

30. The weight – Aretha Franklin

31. Same old blues – Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band

32. Rain – Locomotive

33. Astral Weeks – Van Morrison

Well, what can I say about another show already? This lock-down has made me a little prolific so here we are with another slice of aural love called The Good Man’s Radio Show for your pleasure and it will hopefully alleviate the boredom and isolation blues you may be experiencing (every little helps). I’m thinking of doing a request show again for the next episode, what do you think? If you like the idea I’ll go ahead, so if any folk want anything specific played or just a mention do feel free to let me know and I’ll endeavour to meet your requests. Enjoy the show folks and as Vera might have said. “We’ll meet again…”

Strange Days have found us folks so, in an effort to put a smile on your faces and alleviate stir crazy boredom that may have set in during the end of the World, here’s another episode of the Time tunnel, love bubble of sound for your aural pleasure featuring the usual eclectic mix of 60’s & 70’s from the left-field. So, pour yourself a large one, sit back and let me be your pilot for the next few hours on the trip through this strange and unusual musical landscape ahead…